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The North-Carolina Minerva and Fayetteville Advertiser from Fayetteville, North Carolina • Page 3

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retard your the EnllmV.nWf JVgn7-that ing the perplexity of determining to -hat national purpofes they, fhall be a pp ropriated, it is faid that l.bat noting can tire 1 thev Will he COnfprrafpr tn tti rovmpnt hnfU rlfkt -4THHefwrt-li avi'ng been rgad, a mni1onvyaTw7uTe to refer it to the fame committee of the whole to wTibm his becif rtfened jed. Mr. Harper be'ieved it would be mod proper to itjcr all to the committee of the whole out your pet feverance. The longer the effoits of France hall beprolonged, the mprethedebt ofindem nities would accumulate; itfelf; and this debt, Europe the Ux 'ted States of America has to demand againft us for the grain they have furmfhea with, but that the greater! precaut ions will be taken to fix upon their exportation. tuiowt it, he dilchjrcrcd looner ot Inte.

What on the. Hate ofTtlle union, as this was a committee vri mat 1 uituiiuic mumum, wnicnirie ca binet of St. James' had organized agalnll us acPd-nitz You were forced to tight for your iudepend-enee iSirta wai Proclamation of the D'treSory lojhe French people, C.n I 9 wtitth had always a preference to all others. He theufoie moved to difcliarge the cominittcc of the -vv ho had hi tofori bad -lis-btili-nel's tmder ion-fideiation, in order to refer the, whole "to a committee of the whole 011 the lUte of the union. The legifldiive body has juft now confecrated the disputed you have, in defending-, her, conquered Lombatdy.

In'dclending 6mbardy you have given to Erance the limits of rhc Rine. The uar com menced againft you in 1 792, forty leagues from have terminated in' 707, thiity. leagues, fiom Every obftacle, put in the ivay yf -feace, has. feryed only to give frefli ligtuils to new' Frenchmen tf all.pattieg. The Englifh have dofee you gnat harm their cabinet has excited jourijiter-nal difiuitions, it has conibiired Eurojrc you, patriotic vow, ottered by ttie commerce ot ram to the Directory.

By publilbing the law concerning the loan of England, the Executive Directory will recal to your lepollcdtlori the motivts width mud make you all intertltcd.in the fuccefs of tin's meafute. Citizens Cpnquerots of Europe, a lingle enemy Is left for ypu, who rules over the feai, and pieteuds to preclude you therefrom. The agriculture of France, her commerce and her indullry, all is fhaekled at once by the EnglifiiV who block up-your potts. You efneciallw" French merchants mannfaAnr-rfl. 1 Thefe rcfolutions propofed appi dpi iatfons for completing and quipping for feathe frigates United ConHitution and Coiiitellan'on, for the pay and the and--for the wear, lofTes, cxptRdittnes of ammunition ai jilter'-curtent and cantinirtut expences of the navj annamenr alfo to a'jihorile the Prefident.

puidiafe', whenever, in opinioij the. public ferule flrall rid'iiie ii, not rx- it-trar; armed- you one agaiultjanot In r. Turn oui arms a a i 1 1 It that mwernmelit 'i' irnite vonrfivlvp aurl 6 wnefs dfiffrfriii the tuai uimc-ileprtnWts-mHV will. root ccedir.g vifll-ls, fui table to td as publjc. arff-cd n-iTcli the deft.

tee of u.rir fca coaftgy-and to caufc the in to be armed, employ i cd, in like mannei and'on the tcims of pay, as for the and that dollars l.e appiopiiated for toe expence thcieof and alfo that the Preiider.t be auihorifed to tftablilh a f.Hindary for calling cannon for the ufe of the U. itei States, and that doliar appropriated for -tb-e-neceiTa'j'- buildings, fuch. eflablilhnieiit. I he of the balance unexpended, accord nig to the iLucmuU annexed to this report, is 97,65 dollars. ot ji.ur nnsiorf unes tin re waLyou fn.d boiii peace ft ofi! without, and the end gf yout troubles within.

Having no more you will think iif nothing tlfe but how to und your republic on and happinefi. You atchieved a long xa'ner -One uiine itrugjile rtmainbit is the lafl and tin end i Already ft em fure tokens to announce your iuclory. The -power cf noliniits in To prophecy your fuccefb; meafure your will. enemies have bU one hope, wl-l is to if thrv cm vour (h me great communes, lecond witlt your zeal the a-. apples which has been given you by the, commerce of Paris.

Do you hear the ounillers of Great: Britain, who inform you ith the moll infilling brag, that the Englifh comm et'ce'is to the French as 1.8 to i that the imports and exports in France amount to no more than 400 millions, while in England they exceed 7 Have yoii a moment to to. rii kc an end to tluhj. escalations of Britifh avidity France oh'ifred to fdorilice for a moment her credit to theAvar. New victory p.v her fo. lier facrificts, and tender to her at once bet protection cf fppcie and bet population, her coafts and her rivers to her the commercial power Kcfp-dable meichats, think beieof, found vaur ridus on the iati7.tj.l 1 to difouragt and you.

Jt in your own Hhi'ivhts that thev feek'to ficrht ivc not to fear them. to them in reality, tht you but 1 every man for hi' patf (Ik-w', fi to -toivarrls th is. A EVIL F. March 24. 'w NAVA A PPOIN of Pinnfylvania, Firft Lieut.

Miillowntv, (iitta, iSecond di. James Barron, of Virginia, Thiid do. Charles Stewart, of Peimfy Ivaiua, Fi-urth William MacRae, of Virginia, Fi'rlk Lieutenant of Marines George Gilh fpie, of New-York, Surgeon. ihn of Pennfylvania, lit Mafe. For the Ff hate Cotiliiutinrt national It i.yjpioi, accord 1 ug Jm rcfoiiices i.ueitlt hiuifel to the propofed Joan let your readin.e.fs to fill up ihib loan, be the omen and image.f tFav tetril-le rap.Mby, which this expedition mull he and be ailWed, -that at the mere report of this uninlrnqtis n.ovjm'cut, the thy of London will already be vanquished.

The Directory dmvs, 'that the abov; procltriati-o-n 'mai! be printed, pulted up read and publifhed it: all the communes of the Republic, It fhrltbc iiifert -ink-dlniTnri-fhTtaTrst the mbillleofjuf-tice find of the fiia'll give to the Directory an at count of publication. BARK. Prejidfnl if the Executive DireBory. 3y the Executive Directory, LEG.iRDE, Secretary fee, the government has profciibed the commodities and merchandizes of England, while i in time it opens wiib eigerAefs frell fotnees French in. thiftry; This is your x-i life.

you do for this war, you doit for your fe Ives, for the fuccefs cf your manufactories for the interclt of you famile and for your poller it y. Citizens of all clafles," think of tht great mull refult from the cffjrt you" arc going to make for humbling and punifhiug the cabbict of Lon do a A 1 wayCfor 'a vho'e celmfFf pi It a En lan diilurbed the repofe of Europe, her re it Id's fpin't Has tormented the continent, from which (lit thought her-felffj feparated as to be invincible, Frenchinen, teach that ifland, that thomvh inlulated, it is not inacicffi ble, and that'it ia.i o.7ble to Its bofom all the evils, which'it has fpre.id over ywiu country. Jf Enjr- nl is once van i Ih ed, an cvti la Hi e-vi j-' hereafter be eftabliihed, and the balance of Europe i-i 1 1 i 1 Bt njar.n'n Lee, of.M,.ffh;diuietts, FirlM.it utenant. Richard C. Beale, of ditto, Third do.

Ifiac Hr.li, of ditto, Foinh do. Le muel of Lieut of Marines. William Read, of ditto, Surt-eon. Cha-les bla-l-re, of -ditto, i II Su'icon' Mate. the rtX'itr Conjirjlatic; dC? Fr- jahn.

Rpgers, pf-Marvla4e-tMid-jiJeutenant, 11711-. nOUSTOF WPR TAT TV jatii remain invariable tor trie reach too ''riw. hurjlav.rfrr-rhR Philip Edwarda, of Marvland. Lieut, of Marines fU' from the commirtee to whom was fened fo miu of rhe Pielideni's Roerch. rt George '-Balfour, of Virginia, Kurgconr--Ifaac of Pentifvlvania, Nfate.

to the protection of our corrmerce and of our country, anialfo. the fn efface of the Prefident of I E. ivun.iiay- lair teportecLid. prt as follows That. conHdcnng the increafing darrein w.luch 1, kJL PC re-moved trom lrienroirand onni.rt Fa v.

to be attacked, will have no motives to attack fr-tf will be too g'reat to luvc ambition and fee no ne. cefiity of pafiiug over her Th'u'3 we can rantee to you fuch an event. Triumph over the Eng" lifh, and you givepeaee to you and your defcendanl you give peace to the human race. Your b-ittles will be the lail, that fhallV fo rg 1 7I is mM, yoii, tlia't military glory will tetminate, and In the times to come the heroes of France will have.no inure rivals. But it is to -freak-to you of glory.

The Fidich revolution after having lyn ttirrecl off frootjtg eourfe by fo many obit ci'es of every ilef-criptijn, loves to return to" it's fource It mu never be forgotten, tifat phihifophy. ua its principiei Iil-er-ly its' aim, and that t(ie defenders of 'France have licularlv taken no arms for tht hnni tjireatenea re peuce aiid of Staff, and to which theif extenfive a coafl, and their dome ft ic as well as foreign comrr.erce, are alarmingly expofed, the Cecfcflarv brc'v'ibtisof a man'rim cticvilic the 15'b of April next. ROBERT ROWAN', Cmtnlfftoner. March i -The Printers "ar PiKfar KT-irr ouqht to receive the j-atneft and immediate aitcntion requefted to infert the above in theif papers. ot efpeci.iIV recommend a concurrence, without delay, in the refolutions now before the Ho-ife of Repreferjtatlves, reported to thim on the of Januuy lad.

HAMILTON DISTRICT, COURT tj EQU 1TYV 'OMcr urm, 1 797 Samuel -Smith, Adminiftrator, and one of the heiri LliiL.Ct)Tm.rnj;e frt'i-r report, that 3 fPrirtrfcia-. "Frenchmen i lit o-o ve tun the po wer of -the bfe-f irn ema.irrr-'rin iX i the elder, dcc.Comphinanl. I approprifltrrT for' fortifving; tKc poit and barhonrs of 1 T. c. i.

Xhe Heirs' or legal Reprefentatives of A i Bryan, late of Johnson county, N(iith-Carblina, deceafed the -Heirs, of Eliz.abkth Bn Van, late of "oofHf tm-' cu nil; frrhtrtrn "1 1 I i frrr-Tjf rnrN-S7TTTHr-fmi'H a re nf hp-Ha-mr- r-e as appeal voy ttie Iratethert froni the Ipaitment of War exhibited heiev-ith', and that, i he pi ion: ppropria'-' 1 ionf aliHTmore vtgoftVoi'ir'rgaTrio objocTJla Terome imoiediatfly neeeliwy "rtber report, that in the view, on fe'veral occafions, this. committee have taken of the fob -j eft jiavaLarmamenf llify have hot failed to'obfetvc, that appiopriations5 tnfnmoiiflv expen-five, and unacsnr'ytahlc delays, "which have, attended every attempt of tln'3 kind. It has appeared' to them, that a better economv he cabinet of London, but you' do not intend to e'nflave the Engli'h people. After the infallible 'ftlcclfs of the arms of the republic, Ibis people will owe to von its deliycrance from the of tbofe enormotis-z taxev countiyIaccs. 1.8.000 foreigncrscrofs over the ocean, to mena'-e bef rnhab.itantsAvuhaninmiineim rf Biitain will I )iis tyranny, make his fubjeclsay the hire of fhofe rnercemries- who are engaged to chain them.

'Who ihould believe it Eighty millions came into.the pri 1 vate treafury of George III. fo indemnify him as elector of Hanover, for the Hanoverians whom lie employs-'himfclf to. maiiitajn 1 his. defpotifm pvci his. Bjitifh fubjefts.

Hallen, Citizens, to render that nation free, which you feparate from the hat ml kins, Noiih-Caiolina, now (late ofTenneffee, de-ceafed thV tii of "A 1 1 xa n6f Smith late of Cumberland deceafed John HisTONand Phoebe Hinton, of Wake county and Jane Phelps, relid (f Thomas Thllps, deceafed, of Rowan countv-i SOME of thi hefrs and rcprtfentativeg'o'f the faid Tohn Smith I he elder, havinc-failed to anfwer into this branch- of the putdic efla- kl.Ti,:.,.. 1. t' conformable to the rales of th court, and it appearr ing. to the fatisfafliori of the court, that they are not all inhabitants of this ilafe It it wi.imti. hi im.

icpanii cm lomconieer wno ihalt be employed in the Immediate fuperintendaiice of the naval concerns of the United States. The department of. as at prefent urtfuitable to this nj nore. efntvlaritf nc to its oppreffbrs. Let the French alvvaVs foyal Th'atya further time be piven until next term', for thole and always ifiyiiicible, be at once in' England, the con sj 0 7 lefendants, who have not yet -anfwered, to pot in ihata'pyioflliJs orcleir be publ'iflfT the querprs of the Zens let theni' -vAiinin'nS the Voiiir.

nnd liKraf (.. arnTfiow much it isoccupi- cd tit thc-Knoxvilfe and Fayctteville Gazettes. -F-vue-eop v-twn-1 bfcHvtitueA--- jy nnri'crourcaiepra natHre -Ori thefe-fttbftatj, 1 hey 1 rxuttiinenchthc- following refol.itions to be adopted, viz. Refolved that thefum of ftr scMition to "et' be tardy in denvandfiig of yon-a tJorious peace', Th'- EnLdifh them)VIve e-fmntf'ih JOSEPH GREER, C. M.

fumof rematiTinff tyriexOpnrTpHTif f.irmoV pnnrl rrirp irill Kp-rrrwnr-fri--ff Jlro Jy Negro Boy, between he age of 2 and 'jty years. Enquire at the Printing-Ofilcc. be appropriated to fortify the ports and harbours of the United ReAjfvcd that" tliere beltablimed inlriFdeparf7 the French. They have" themfdves' admired the "rodcfation cf tbe French public, cyvith '-A-u'flrfaftl'ey knpw that In, thi route ft, which thcirgovernment forces tl.fm to renrvv, let the events be- whar Ircy- nia England, if France vii'torioxi-fracn her firlt at-' the government, of Great-Brit ain. fnks uiidet I- ihe weight of au luwncufc debt, If any icvcrfes can the wiiin'mn aJ 1 i v.

1 And. for ale at Priting'Mffice 1 1 ODG E's NO t-CA LIN A A A -A K. pbrt of the pnbbc yeHels of the and airo-thcV. matters relating to their navd concerns which1 fliail be eutrullcd to him according to law. "i7 v..

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263
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1796-1799